redliner8

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I wanted to buy a new and quality jack for my SC. The one at Walmart broke within the first several lifts. I was thinking about getting the Torin 3 ton lift. What do you guys use? Is 3 ton good enough?

bacardi

redliner8
3 ton is very good.

A1Lexis

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Torin pro series is a well respected jack. I use a Craftsman aluminum 3 ton floor jack and it's been great. The problem with the WalMart brands are the cheap seals around the piston and low quality steel.

mandyfig

I also use an AL racing jack, 3 Ton. Well worth the investment. And I love the rubber and the big cup that supports the lift points. And because they are aluminum, I can actually transport easily.

scyul

Mine is has a 7000 lbs capacity

I installed it recessed in the floor and disappears when not needed!!!

mandyfig

Wow, what can I say! Wow again. And you are not kidding right?

redliner8

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scyul your crazy haha im completely jealous

scyul

Not kidding.... Got this from a local garage that was closing down for $1500.

Harold57

Sweet! I have to agree with redliner8, I'm jealous.

tentoys

looks great but how do you get to the filter and drain plug?

scyul

The steel plate is about 6' long and actually fits between the wheels... the engine and diff is accessible.

SystemShok

I was about to post a pic of what kind of jack I have but now....

JerryB

Hi redliner,

I would think that a 3-ton would work OK.

Here is what I bought:

http://www.bendpak.com/car-lifts/spe...fts/LR-60.aspx

I bought it about 4-5 yrs ago for $1300 delivered. It only lifts ~27" but with my garage that is about all I can go.

The design is not the best but it works & does the job.

Jerry Baumchen

redliner8

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Thanks for the info! That'd be great to have the ability to change all four wheels at once, instead of jacking it on each corner